Confirmation has been made regarding the accumulated ratings over a week for episode 5 of Doctor Who’s fifteenth season, titled “The Story and the Engine.” This particular episode features the Doctor’s journey to Lagos, Nigeria, where he visits a barbershop concealing a hidden secret.
The episode broadcasted on BBC One at 7:10 pm on Saturday, 10th May initially attracted an overnight audience of 1.59 million viewers. However, when data from the subsequent seven days was compiled by Barb, the viewer count increased significantly to approximately 2.704 million viewers.
The data encompasses viewers who watched the recent science fiction series on both BBC One television and BBC iPlayer, as new episodes from this popular show were made available on the online service every Saturday morning at 8am before being aired on TV later in the day.
Among all episodes from Doctor Who’s Season 15, The Story and the Engine has the smallest total viewership count thus far.
3,571,000 individuals tuned in for the debut of “The Robot Revolution,” while 3,004,000 followed along for “Lux.” Notably, 3,230,000 viewers joined me in watching episode three, titled “The Well.
Originally, Episode 4, titled “Lucky Day,” had the poorest cumulative seven-day viewership across all episodes at 2.802 million. However, this record has since been surpassed by the fifth episode.
Last week, the 35th most popular TV program overall, as measured by Barb, featured The Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) battling against the enigmatic Barber (Ariyon Bakare), who employed storytelling magic in his quest for vengeance. This captivating tale was known as “The Story and the Engine.”
The 35th most-watched TV show of the week, according to Barb, was titled “The Story and the Engine” and featured a character named The Doctor (played by Ncuti Gatwa) fighting against a mysterious figure called The Barber (Ariyon Bakare), who used magical storytelling in an attempt to take revenge.
On Saturday, 17th May, the most recent broadcast, titled “The Interstellar Song Contest,” aired prior to the Eurovision Song Contest. This episode attracted an impressive overnight viewership of 2.57 million, making it the highest-watched program this season thus far. Only the FA Cup final and Eurovision itself drew more viewers on that day.
As a movie buff, I’m excited to share that starting this weekend, we’re diving into the two-part finale of season 15! The first part, Wish World, is set to unfold. Regrettably, the final episode, The Reality War, won’t be available early on BBC iPlayer. Instead, it will be broadcast simultaneously worldwide at the same time as it airs live on BBC One, a unique experience for fans across the globe!
On Saturday, 24th May, the next installment of Doctor Who will air. In the United Kingdom, you can watch new episodes starting from 8am every Saturday on BBC iPlayer, with rebroadcasts on BBC One later in the day. For those outside of the UK, the series is accessible on Disney+.
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2025-05-20 15:06